[Gabriel de Mussis, 1346]
1350, the year of the great death
A disease superior to man that perishes
From plague to pneumonic plague, to blood plague
Nothing stood in the way of this black plague
People got sick, coughed up blood
People fell, people died, but the plague persisted
Yersinia Pestis, a fatal bacterium
Digger death progressed, showed no relief
Nourishing pestilence
Bodies lay scattered during this epidemic
300 years before it was over
On the street men and women lay and quivered
Spit blood, withered and suffered
The great death
O Dighra Dödh
The Great Death
O Dighra Dödh
Black boils, filled with every blood
Denyed to life, death remained
The Great Death
O Dighra Dödh
The Great Death
O Dighra Dödh

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